Thread: email address for questions

Hello,

May I send questions to this address ?

Woody.

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On 2001 November 28 11:27 am, wHarouny@triloggroup.com wrote:

> May I send questions to this address ?

I hope so, since you just did. :)

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Woody,

> May I send questions to this address ?

That depends. PGSQL-SQL is an appropriate mailing list for moderate to
experienced level SQL and PL/pgSQL questions.  Other questions belong on
other lists.

Since you seem to be new to the whole thing, you should probably start
by posting your questions to PGSQL-NOVICE instead of this list.

Also remember that these are mailing lists, not tech support forums.  We
are your peers, Postgres users of all levels and Postgres programmers.
None of us is paid to answer list questions, so it is expected that once
you become experienced, you "pay us back" by answering questions by more
novice users in your turn.

-Josh Berkus

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